The A Illa de Arousa Bridge is the only road access to the town of A Illa de Arousa. Construction works began in 1983 and finished in 1985. It opened...

Apparently of Roman origin and type, it was rebuilt in mediaeval times. This bridge is thought to be quite a bit earlier than the A Ramallosa bridge.

It has nine granite masonry arches with regular keystones and tympanums. They do not have an impost on the transition to the parapet, as they...

The Taboada Bridge was built over the Deza River in 912, date that appears in one inscription, and connects the towns of Silleda and Lalín.   It...

This was the first bridge to connect both banks of the Lérez River in the city of Pontevedra. It was built by the Romans and became one of their...

Medieval bridge on the Ribeiro - Santiago section of the Os arrieiros route. It is a masonry bridge with a slightly pointed arch and a very simple...

Bridge built in the 18th century with a pointed arch and a curved gradient. Its historical importance comes from its role as defensive set during the...

Old medieval bridge built in the 15th century over the Lérez river located close to Andón. It has an 8 m high slightly pointed arch and part of the...

The building of this bridge started in 1898. The structure was finished in one year. To build it, they needed to put two masonry stirrups in the...

The Noceifas bridge was built during the Roman period and most of its original structure still remains nowadays. The Romans used the bridge to...